Nicosia, Cyprus. The Cyprus Stock Exchange (CSE) said it will lift the suspension of trading in shares of Cyprus Trading Corporation Plc following the publication of the company’s pending financial reports. The reinstatement will take effect on Tuesday, February 3, 2026.
Financial disclosures and market status
The move follows the company’s publication of its outstanding financial information, including the annual financial report for the year ending December 31, 2024, and the half-yearly report for the period ending June 30, 2025. The CSE confirmed that the shares will be transferred from the surveillance market to the alternative market of the regulated market.
Regulatory basis for lifting the suspension
The CSE said the reasons that had led to the securities being placed in the surveillance market no longer apply under the current regulatory framework. The exchange, acting on behalf of the company, said the transfer had been carried out pursuant to specific paragraphs of regulatory administrative acts and that the relevant conditions have now been satisfied.
Ongoing special marking
The CSE said the company’s shares will continue to be displayed with a specific marking on the daily price bulletin and trading boards until the reason for the designation no longer applies. The marking will remain due to the company’s non-compliance with ongoing obligations related to the dispersion of its share capital among the public.
Return to trading
Investors will see the shares return to active trading boards as part of the regulated market infrastructure during the next trading session.
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